The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-06-25
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'-,-A military company has been organized
at Bethlehem.
The fame of Tulip soap does not con-
sist of mere suds.
The evicted Halle Brook miners have
commenced suit against j. S. Weiftz Co.
"A strawberry festival from which $500
was realized Was recently held in Allen
town.
"A very successful birthday ball in honor
of our old friend j. T. Mcdaniel came off
at the Eagle Hotel, Pleasant Corner,
Wednesday evening.
-Twenty-eiglit picnics are already
booked for Island Grove, near Freemans1
burg Rev. G.. w. Gross is the owner of
this popular picnic ground.
AT the residence of the BRIDES parents
RtJamestown, by the Rev. G.. w. Gross,
Andrew Shive, of Lehlghton, to Miss Min
hic r. Gabcrt, of jamestown.
III your watch or clock don't run cor
fcetly, take it to 'Hagaman,oH Bank street,
and If it then falls to keep time he will
make no charge. March 26-6m~
The school directors of Packerton
Independent school district, advertise in
another column of to-day's issue for pro-
posal for the erection of new frame school
building at jamestown.
-Children's Day will be appropriately
observed in the Evangelical church to-
horrow Sunday, An extensive programme
has been arranged for the occasion, all are
cordially invited to attend.
-Amandes Nicholas will expose to public
sale on the prep ses in the rear of T. A.
Snyder's residence on Bank street, a lot of
valuable household furniture tonight and
tomorrow night Friday and Saturday.)
For The week ending June IS, there
we're 140,659 tofis Of coal shipped over the
Lehigh Valley railroad, making total to
date Of 3,947, ,4l9 tons. and showing an in
crease of 1913 tons compared with same
date last yest.
-AtLansfsrd ground has been broken
for the hall and opera house building, il
will contain store and lodge rooms, and q
thNabiu iOOih NdlpabiV Va oCahihes NiShb nun
dred people. Tbe building Is to be 6O&100
and win cost obout $4,000.
Leopold Meyer, Of the DoIohsburg 10
tel, has frst-tate accommodations for 81,
or eight good boatders, at $3.50 per week
Persons who wish the comforts OF n horn
should not miss this opportunity. Leopol,
keeps a nice clean and quiet place.
The new park at Pa.tyvilIe viii b
opeued on Jhly 4th by the holding of
grand picnic. II you want to spend I'll
day in happy and healthtul recreation don
fail To go. Dildine Snyder has the affair 4
hand which is sufficient guarantees tina
II win be grand success,
The two ditching gangs Of the Tid
water pipe line wsrking between Tamenan
And Maiteif Chunk, have finished buryin
the pipes. The pipe fine will be und,
ground from Tamenand to Jersey City wit
the exception OF short distance at Win
Gap. northampton county.
--OIT stock OF cassimer, coTkscrew al
Scotch goods for pants and suits TO ord,
At from $40, S12, SIS, SOS and up. are sur
Ty cheaper at those prices than they can
bought elsewhere. Give us trial to NAL
you suit at Sondheim's One Price ST
Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
"A delightful surprise party in honor
Mrs. Thomas Horn. came of at her rel
dence in New Mahoning, on MONDAY eve
ing. A large number of guests were pre-
ent who enjoyed themselves heartily un
a late hour when all partook of a sdmpt
Gus repast which had been prepared for 4
occasion.
The meeting Of the State Teacher
Association will this be hell July 9th, G
and 7th. in Cleariieldfa beautifui mounta
town nestled IN the western foothills OF
Alleghenies. Heretofore the eonventio
have been held in cities, but the extreI
heat suggested the cool retreat o:
mountains.
Grand, papa, Independence DAY.
Fourth of July-is coming and still ] h'
no new suit Why don't you take me
sondheim's One Price star Clothing III
Nauch Chunk, and buy me one Of sh'
famous all-wool ready-mads suits at fn
50, -, IS, 81, up TO sl5. They are sur
the cheapest suits for The money lie
saw.